Beer For Drinking With Friends
Timber Ales

 

 

Poured from a can into a point glass.
Appearance – The beer pours a lightly hazed orange-straw color with a small head of white foam. The head fades very rapidly, leaving just a trace of lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma is strong of a bready and light yeasty smell mixed with notes of herb and lemongrass. Along with these smells comes a little bit of must and a touch of pepper.
Taste – The taste begins with a rather bready malt flavor mixed with some light notes of herb and earthy hop. There is a little bit of yeast and some grass upfront, both of which get a bit stronger as the taste advances. At the same time, notes of apricot and a surge of graininess come to the tongue, leaving one with a moderately grainy and overall, easy natured taste to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – the body is moderate in thickness and creaminess, both of which are decent for the flavor profile and make it rather easy drinking.
Overall – An OK pils. Nothing too exciting, but not bad neither.

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Pale golden straw and casting a fine haze, Timber Ale's Beer For Drinking With Friends shines with a stark white foam and a grainy sweet scent, floral, fruity and herbal hops and a leading taste of fresh baked breads. Following with crisp, cracker-like malts and softer cereal grain flavors, the beer carries a light and earthy mustiness with hints of apple, lemon and pear. As a balancing bitterness rises in finish, the session is smooth, malt-leaning and easy on the palate.

Medium bodied and a touch sweet for premium European-styled pilsner, the session seems nearly cream ale-like with a medium-short aftertaste of cereal grains and estery fruitiness.

Straw yellow in color with white thin head. Nice lacing. Nose and taste are both malty. Decent palate feel and good bitterness and then poof it is gone.

Clear gold color with a respectable white head.
The aroma is grain (malt) and herbal hops.
The taste is also light caramel malt up front with a dry grassy herbal finish.
The body is light, well carbonated, very smooth and very drinkable. Altogether, this is a fairly tasty and refreshing brew, should be a very nice summer cooler, will work well with most foods, good for a session anytime.